Model Functions: Organising Procurement for Long-Term Success

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Procurement teams are evolving to enhance agility and business alignment, with most leaders making structural changes in recent years. This webinar helps benchmark your progress and learn strategies for future growth in 2025.

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Procurement’s ever-evolving remit has been reflected in the way that CPOs organise their teams, with operating models undergoing rapid change. In fact, four in five leaders surveyed by Procurement Leaders said they have altered their org structure in the past three years.

The puzzle for CPOs is finding a structure that enables them to maximise the talent at their fingertips while improving speed of execution, agility and business alignment.

As leaders reflect on their achievements and begin preparations for 2025, this webinar provides a unique opportunity to track your function’s progress and velocity as you work towards your long-term ambitions.

Watch Procurement Leaders, our exclusive performance glide path partner SpendHQ, and trusted procurement thought leader and SpendHQ client Dami Jaiyeoba, VP – Head of Procurement Technology & Operations Supplier Management at Cushman and Wakefield, deep-dive discussion around procurement operating models that will help you to:

  • Benchmark your organisation’s capabilities with those of Procurement Leaders members
  • Discover the actions leading procurement functions have taken to accelerate their progress in 2024
  • Identify the considerations you should take into account as you seek to right-size your function, align with the business and elevate performance over the coming year

Speakers

Tim Burt

Procurement Leaders

Tim Burt, Procurement Leaders

Jack Torrance

Procurement Leaders

Jack Torrance, Procurement Leaders

Damilola Jaiyeoba

Cushman & Wakefield

Damilola Jaiyeoba, Cushman & Wakefield

Pierre Lapree

SpendHQ

, SpendHQ

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Webinar Replay: Model Functions - Organising Procurement for Long-Term Success